The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-05-14
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
Pretty Things That Have Recently Deen
Introduced In Fashionable Circles.

Pretty Things That Have Recently Deen
Introduced In Fashionable Circles.
Heliotrope gloves and stockings con-
stantly grow in favor.
Large chau1 Of moire ribbon, match
ing the fabric in color, loop up the vol
luminous draperies.
White undressed kid mousquetaire
gloves are worn by brides and brides
maids; sometimes the latter wear tan,
but of much lighter shades than FORM
erly.
Pretty bonnets are shown. the frame
covered entirely with violets of crushed
pink roses, and yelled with black lace.
the lace strings held in close loops with
little lace pins.
Charles X. pink is rapidly becomin g.
with absinthe green, the rival OF the
universal hcliotrope. 1t is also known
as old pink.
Bridesmaids wear Pompadour toll
cts of crepe-de-chine draped over
striped silk petticoats. There are also
dresses of old-fashioncd moire antique
and Pompadour lace, silk lace like the
blonde lace of long ago.
Mniden-hair ferns of beautifully
shaded green tnts and green moire
sashes of great width are on pretty
striped lace dresses, and to complete
them are capote bonnets of the lace,
with green velvet around the brim and
a high cluster of ferns for trimmings.
For the new season dresses Of silk and
cashmere are being revived. They
promise to be popular, because they can
be worn as house dresses all the year
round in this climate. The skirts are
of heavy silk. untrimmed, the drapne
and basque of cashmere, the latter with
a silk vest.
Sarah Bernhardt has introduced the
fashion of wearing with tea-gowns silver
girdles, dropping below the waist and
hung with vinaigrettes and tablets
Others are of leather, are undress ed ant
colored either heliotrope or poppy-red
Plain silver belts are shown to veal
with belted DIRE sses.
| Velvet corsagcs in Pompadour style
with square, open neck and elbow
sleeves, are worn with lace sleeves fo
dressy occasions. Thus. apple-greel
or the newly revived enerald-greel
velvet is worn with either black o
white lace skirts. Golden brown, terra
Gotta and heilotrope corsages of velve
made in the same way give variety t.
toilets.
A charming costume has skirt o
cream-white cashmere braided witt
brown braid. The full draperies are o
Havana brown cashmere and very long
showing but little of the braided lowe
skirt. The short pointed basque of th
brown has white braided vest ant
plain sleeve made somewhat loos
above the elbow and gathered into thu
arm hole. The wrist is finished by ;
narrow cream moire ribbon tied in
small bow on the outer side of tn
sleeve, the same in the neck with tn
bow tied on the left side.
Sateens will be more than ever popu
lar this. season. They are shown in al
the new shades of heliotrope, gray, old
blue, Charles X. pink and the man.
shades of green. These are made wit
velvet colors, cuffs and revers, very fire
quently with vests of soft folds of lace
or silk muslin in lighter tint. Their
are many also in the new Pompadou
patterns, with creamy or white ground
strewn with gay flowers. These al
made up with the plain sateens of tn
} shade of the ground and are trimme
profusely with lace.-N. Y. World.